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By Scopuly - Stellar Wallet
Scopuly will improve its existing non-custodial Stellar wallet by adding two focused Stellar access products: MoneyGram ramp access and CCTP native USDC movement.
The first product improvement is MoneyGram integration inside Scopuly. Users will be able to start deposit and withdrawal flows from the wallet where MoneyGram Ramps are available. Scopuly will provide the wallet-side experience: entry points, availability checks, supported asset/country/currency handling, provider flow initiation, transaction status tracking, wallet history, user guidance, and documentation. Scopuly will not launch or operate its own Stellar anchor; KYC, fiat processing, and compliance remain with MoneyGram/provider-side infrastructure.
The second product improvement is CCTP integration for native USDC movement into Stellar. Scopuly will add a user flow that helps users move USDC from supported external chains into Stellar without wrapped assets or traditional bridge liquidity. Once USDC arrives on Stellar, users can manage it in Scopuly and use it for supported wallet actions such as asset management and payments.
Across both products, Scopuly will add shared UX for availability, limits, statuses, transaction history, error states, user documentation, QA, and usage metrics. The goal is to make Scopuly a clearer and more practical consumer gateway into Stellar USDC and real-world access flows while preserving self-custody.
$80.0K
Scopuly is already live and publicly available across iOS, Android, macOS, Web, and Telegram. The wallet has moved beyond prototype stage and is actively used for Stellar account management, assets, payments, swaps, liquidity pools, Stellar DEX trading, QR payments, claimable balances, multi-signature flows, transaction signing, and other Stellar-native actions.
Current product traction includes approximately 19,800+ wallets, 73,000+ tracked Stellar assets, and 33,000+ liquidity pools indexed or accessible through the platform. Scopuly also maintains public releases, app store presence, user-facing documentation, Medium updates, and an active Telegram community.
Recent validation includes the completed Changelly integration, which added external swap, buy, and sell access flows inside Scopuly and demonstrated the team’s ability to integrate third-party financial infrastructure into the wallet experience.
Scopuly has also already worked through the MoneyGram integration path with the relevant ecosystem teams and is now preparing the production-oriented phase for wallet-side MoneyGram access. This proposal focuses that next phase around MoneyGram ramp UX, CCTP native USDC movement into Stellar, transaction statuses, wallet history, documentation, QA, and usage metrics.
Additional inbound ecosystem interest from LINK Global, a Stellar SEP-24 anchor for African USDC on/off-ramp corridors, and Aurora / NEAR ecosystem contributors shows that Scopuly is increasingly recognized as a potential access layer for Stellar and cross-ecosystem liquidity. These opportunities are not part of the core SCF #44 deliverables, but they validate the broader direction.
Evidence links:
iOS App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/scopuly-stellar-defi-wallet/id1383402218
Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sdex.app
Mac App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/id1383402218?platform=mac
Web app: https://app.scopuly.com
Telegram App: https://t.me/scopuly_bot
Website: https://scopuly.com
GitHub releases: https://github.com/Scopuly/scopuly/releases
Medium: https://medium.com/@scopuly
Knowledge Base: https://scopuly.gitbook.io
Tranche #1 - Architecture, MoneyGram MVP, and CCTP technical design
Budget: $16,000
Deliverables:
Updated technical architecture focused only on the selected Integration Track building blocks: MoneyGram and CCTP.
Clear confirmation in the architecture and submission that Scopuly is not launching or operating its own Stellar anchor.
MoneyGram wallet-side integration plan for deposit and withdrawal access where available.
Deposit and withdrawal entry points in the Scopuly wallet UI.
Initial MoneyGram ramp flow MVP in a test or staging environment.
Basic provider availability handling for supported assets, countries, currencies, and user flow states where provider data is available.
CCTP technical design for native USDC movement into Stellar from supported external chains.
Initial CCTP user flow wireframes or prototype screens.
Unified status model for pending, completed, failed, expired, and user-action-required states.
Internal demo showing the MoneyGram wallet flow and the planned CCTP user journey.
How completion is measured:
Updated architecture document is published and accessible.
MVP screens and backend endpoints are implemented in a test or staging environment.
Internal demo video or walkthrough is available.
Scopuly can initiate a MoneyGram ramp-style flow where available and display the resulting status inside the wallet.
CCTP technical flow and UX prototype are documented and ready for implementation.
* Total requested budget: $80,000. Tranche #0 is 10% upon approval. The three milestone deliverables below cover the remaining 90% according to the SCF tranche structure.
Tranche #2 - MoneyGram implementation, CCTP integration, and cross-platform QA
Budget: $24,000
Deliverables:
Improved MoneyGram ramp UX across supported Scopuly clients where feasible.
Backend support for MoneyGram provider availability, supported assets, supported countries/currencies, limits, provider references, and status updates where available.
Wallet transaction history for MoneyGram ramp activity.
User-facing MoneyGram status screens with clear explanations and recovery states.
CCTP implementation for native USDC movement into Stellar from supported external chains.
CCTP transfer status tracking and wallet history records.
Stellar USDC receipt detection and display inside Scopuly.
User guidance explaining native USDC movement, supported chains, timing, risks, and non-custodial boundaries.
QA across iOS, Android, Web, macOS, and Telegram where feasible.
Draft user documentation for MoneyGram and CCTP flows.
How completion is measured:
Testable integration build is available.
MoneyGram-related statuses and history appear inside Scopuly.
CCTP test flow or equivalent supported environment is functional.
Scopuly displays availability, limits, provider messages, CCTP status, and transaction history where applicable.
QA checklist is completed across target platforms.
Documentation draft is available for review.
Tranche #3 - Mainnet-ready release, documentation, and reporting
Budget: $32,000
Deliverables:
Production or mainnet-ready release of MoneyGram ramp access in Scopuly where provider availability allows.
Production or mainnet-ready release of CCTP native USDC flow where supported.
Final wallet UX for deposit, withdrawal, CCTP transfers, availability, limits, statuses, transaction history, and provider details.
Public user documentation explaining supported flows, availability, statuses, provider requirements, native USDC movement, and non-custodial boundaries.
Basic usage reporting for availability checks, started flows, completed flows, failed/expired flows, CCTP activity, and Stellar-related transaction activity where available.
Final demo video showing the full MoneyGram and CCTP wallet experience.
SCF completion report with delivered features, supported platforms, known limitations, and post-launch metrics.
How completion is measured:
Feature release is available in production or an equivalent mainnet-ready environment.
Public documentation is accessible.
Final demo video and completion report are submitted.
Usage metrics can be reported after launch.
Scopuly demonstrates MoneyGram and CCTP integration as non-custodial wallet-side access to Stellar infrastructure.
Scopuly is built by a distributed team of approximately 10 contributors, including Stellar-focused developers, frontend and mobile engineers, backend developers, product contributors, UI/UX and visual design contributors, content/community contributors, and business development participants.
The team has worked on Scopuly for several years and has developed deep practical experience with the Stellar ecosystem, including payments, assets, trustlines, account management, multi-signature flows, transaction signing, Stellar DEX trading, liquidity pools, claimable balances, QR payments, and cross-platform wallet architecture.
Our engineering experience covers iOS, Android, macOS, Web, Telegram integrations, backend API development, wallet security, non-custodial account management, exchange flows, Stellar network operations, and user-facing financial interfaces. This gives the team the ability to turn complex Stellar infrastructure into practical wallet features that users can access from everyday devices.
For this SCF submission, the core execution focus is MoneyGram and CCTP integration inside Scopuly’s existing non-custodial Stellar wallet. The team will focus on wallet UX, backend integration, availability checks, status tracking, transaction history, documentation, QA, and usage reporting.
Core team LinkedIn profiles:
- Vladex — Founder / Product Lead / Scopuly wallet architecture: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vladex
- Nick Maylock — Engineering / Scopuly development contributor: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nick-maylock-59a21a416/
- Oleg Ganzenko — UI/UX and visual design contributor: https://www.linkedin.com/in/oleg-ganzenko-307a34224/
In addition to the listed core team members, Scopuly works with additional contributors across engineering, product, design, content, community, and integration planning.
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